WFH, work-life balance, no strict timings to log in.
Nothing. Hikes are less, very less. Cons to tell about IBM.
First, you have to send your resume. If your resume gets shortlisted, you will receive an email at your registered email ID for the further process. The whole next process is written there.
During the 1.5-hour technical interview, we reviewed all the programming languages listed on my CV. I then spent 1.5 hours with the Manager discussing which role would best align with my skills and experience. I left the process feeling very positiv
IBM's interview process is seamless, progressing smoothly from the initial coding round to the subsequent stages. Following the coding round, they promptly provided a team joining link. During the coding assessment, participants encountered two str
First, you have to send your resume. If your resume gets shortlisted, you will receive an email at your registered email ID for the further process. The whole next process is written there.
During the 1.5-hour technical interview, we reviewed all the programming languages listed on my CV. I then spent 1.5 hours with the Manager discussing which role would best align with my skills and experience. I left the process feeling very positiv
IBM's interview process is seamless, progressing smoothly from the initial coding round to the subsequent stages. Following the coding round, they promptly provided a team joining link. During the coding assessment, participants encountered two str